Texian Volunteer Vs Mexican Soldier: The Texas Revolution 1835–36 Ron Field Osprey Publishing Αγγλικά Βιβλία History World

Fully Illustrated With Specially Commissioned Artwork And Mapping Plus Carefully Chosen Archive Illustrations Many In Color This Lively Study Investigates The Mexican Soldiers Texian Volunteers Who Fought One Another Three Key Battles During Texas Revolution Following Unrest Throughout Mexico 1835 A Revolt Began Among Anglophone Tejano-Speaking Settlers Known As Texians Having Retreated After Their Defeat At Bexar December Troops Were Ordered To Re-Occupy Early 1836 Volume Us Military History Expert Ron Field Explores Detail That Ensued From February 23 Forces Besieged Alamo San Antonio De Subsequent Battle On March 6 Almost All Of Defenders Killed 19 En Route Join Main Army Surrounded By Coleto Creek Surrender About 340 Prisoners Shot What Became Goliad Massacre April 21 Force Launched Surprise Attack Larger Near Jacinto River Decisive Victory Resulted Is Third Be Investigated Featuring Full-Color Maps Drawing Upon Latest Research Book Fighting Men Both Sides Casting Light Doctrine Tactics Weaponry Combat Record Combatants Clashed First Weeks Emerging Republic Σελίδες: 80 Έτος Έκδοσης: 1031 Διαστάσεις: 18 4X18 4Cm